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I like what you wrote here. Very well said and I absolutely agree with it. You are right too about creationists being maligned more, in the real world of course, evolutionists usually get it pretty good on FR. It may interest you to know that I actually agree with ID or even creationism being taught alongside evolution in school. There are no morals being taught in school today, just socialism, so a little Christian thought can only help in my opinion to turn out better human beings. I'm pretty sure this view is not widespread among evolutionists however. Oh well.

It may interest you to know that I actually agree with ID or even creationism being taught alongside evolution in school.

Why do you favour teaching non-science alongside science? What rationale is there for such a thing?

There are no morals being taught in school today, just socialism,

This is a complete and total non-sequitur.

so a little Christian thought can only help in my opinion to turn out better human beings

What do you mean "Christian thought"? The major proponents of ID claim that it is not religious in nature. Or are you referring to "creationism"? If so, why do you think that Christian creationism would necessarily be taught, rather than the creationist story of some other religion? And what has a lack of moral teachings to do with evolution in the first place? I hardly see an alleged lack of moral teaching -- if such a thing is happening -- to be justification for lying to students about the fundamental nature of science.